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iota fro► as 311 ich 4 0011 "'""- -r —.......„ --------- TTHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE. H IS PRESENT EVENING, 'N " 18os, Will bit j) , rlormed ov. ,D, ‘' s- - THE P-ROVOIt'D HUSBAND. . . Lord T own l y, Mr. EI. L 1 STO N; • r . Sir FraMi% Manly, Mr. POWELL ; mis M anly , Mr. DOW PON ; ' • 'Squire Ric.ll4rd, Mr. 1)1 CAMP • , Lady Town!), Miss OVN CAN ; I. L a a d d y Y WG. grace. A l l i rs. S : l i l i ) ! D A ( R ) Ki S ; ~ Bein Miss lentil., , Miss RAY; '. ( g ber first appearanc e in that Chas - at - ler)." , Znd of th e Pl ay (fourth time„ a new Comic- Dauer, called LOVE IN A TUB. (Composed bY Mi. oil le.) 11.11 e C hafafters -b M L . t Ma s te r Noble, Miss C. y r. auren , , Bristow, dcc. WI T H MATRIMONY. • Delaval, Mr. E L 1.1 S FON: Baron De Limbe rg, ' Mr . DOW l'ON; O'Clogliony, Mr. iolims-ruNE; Clara, Mrs lORDAN ; Lisetta, Mrs. BLAND. . d! ° , l es 6s. Sec on d Price 35. , --Pit 3s: 6J. Second Price 2.5. p r i ` e rY as. second Price is. —Up per G allery ts. Second • e ), 1. —No M o ney to b e returneit., . ,laces Wilts . :Boxes to b e t a k eout M r. Spring, at the Box ., V ice, RUShe 1 - Street. A. ~Th e Doors to be opened at I Ulf past Five, and begin at 'tall p.st Six - • • . Th . r i onlcirrow, The Inc o ns tant; w i th B lu e Beard; or, Fe -1 Curiosity, . ~ V Thtt.Sday (never p R -Qty rerformed), a new Draina, called """ 1 ; o r, The Novice of St. M ar k' s; wita No Song No - - 0 'tidy, rhe Irishman-in.Londor. . 5 • ~,p orliecao Sat rday (first time thi s S eason ) , The bodur and tiro ry• •d u lk eu new turyledy is in rehearsal, and will be speedily pro- TKING's,,THE ATRE,HAX-M4RK E. T. o - MO RROW - EV ENING , Nov. 30, 180 S, milbe perforin,4 THE EXILE. . . . it -..}1-Mutic, Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations, are entirely ' T4e Overture and Music composed by Mr. Mazzinglii. , Count UlfiCit tine Exile), Mr.. POPE; • . ' . Governor ut Siberia, Mr. M 0 N OEN ; . Baron A ttra loft; Mr Ll FUN ; . . • Count Calmar, Mr. INCLEDON; • . Tne 1 alnarch, Mr.-CK I',SS NELL; ••I'lle Czarowah, Nlaster-(..;()t.t }AV IN ; Daraii, ,Ir YOUtst, ; I,,Vclalen, Ml. lEt.' I , Eit, I f.S; R unski, Mr. MURR A Y ; . • Yerinach, Mr. CHAPMAN ; ervhs, M r . FAI.ycETT ; ane Emprcsb 4iihabetii, Alrs. ST. LEGER ; "V '4 ,, Secioua, Mrs. GI MSS ; 41„exml, .Mrs. I-1 lOHNa l'ON; , 9 ..4111 ,Erse, Mrs in ~ .15. , NS: In Act l•- 1 4w, Mrs. ME 11. The Coronation of tile knaptos Elizabeth. wx•rn THE PORTRArr of cER.V, ANTI.I3 ; Ur, -rut:, iii.. , 1 , • , / , (. :,•;vERs. Murillo, -, r k jit ,- Don Cail;,s .‘ir . l i w- i '..) N.I'S • %. Don 1; ui - Ni‘ ‘!' ' . ''' ' N ' ~4 1r, ...r - 111;,)'.1es0 ; Scipio,- Alr. BLAsisk: FIA K I) ; S4IIOIO, Ski r i,ls i ON . Father Iteinio, Mr, ‘,N , ADIIY ;. • : . Lucetta, Mr. GI 1311 S ; Bo x . Isabella,. 11. its 13 KIS I'o W. , •-..c ~ 6 s. S.:L:onti i.' rice 35.---Pit 35.6 d. Second Price 2. 4 4 "erY 2s. JeLoilli Price t§. Oft-i ce et ' tor the - 13 - oxes-to be taken - 01'M% Brandon, at the , il l le i tit,: Hay-market. - . lialf )o ors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at - iiitst Six, , • Wijellikie.ne.w Grand Melo. DrAtnatic - Opera , o , f . The E,x , ile, .. , w ictow t ;s rcerrett on I hursday, ~ , l tft , Who 1% nisi or, the .5-(4),I1 S aturl fs , 4 l 4 ` . l " Friday, \vita Raising the Wind. ivl thctil, sirs' at.bettl Macbeth•,• ,K . emble ; Lady , 1,144,6. S uldon s • being the• List Night of the, Cdna., aCtieg at toe 0 1 pera. N oose. ' • • • T HEHE A CHARTER.IIOUSE.- - „,,,4NNIVERSARY MEE LING of the NO NI E ,, _CHARTER z .- , and GENTLEM EN 'educated at the : ` v r-Hou se _ - ` I , ( ; ) USE !... 4100 L will beheld at the Char . bi,..; ' °Service to begin at Half past Otld o'C Lock. II ~_ srewAaos. ‘ll4`nas. Stephenson, Es,l. /te,',.Pole Eyre, Esq. Henry Brooltsbank, Esq. Rev. Sir Hairy Rivers, dart. ' lain lohnson, David G..:riow, E. , q. , Dinner on Table at Five o'Clock. ' . - - ------- S E FA) LING FOREST TREES• NOBLEMEN and GEN'I'LEMEN who are im tor roving their Etrares riy Plnitin are respediul ly in -41c,1 ti - , . • g ' -. , \pc, .„ 1-it a consider-40:e quantity- .of SEE D 1..• A , 44iCH SPRUCE an I.A It CH El it S, ASH, BE Ey' , j•: , just arriv,•tt from Scutlanci, ao i tam be been at Br; K L LAN'..,, No. 67, Strand. • -,: No. 26, CORNHILL, IN 1 , ,, AM ST. MA RGA It E-1., Hi I.I.:BOR.OUGH. Shandl the Course of only Eight , en - Alontlis, Clubs olndivu.ils have' received at HORNSBY and Co ' . s 1 , ,, v ,, , 5 ,, ,t thc "to wing Capital rrizes : —Two ot 1::-.),???1_ zoo.i. tio,rol Thr,, 5,6-i. one -4,03, One zooolitiiciv; Clubs, h.l'4Cesisool• I sllngton, Borough, and SI) ) ' - 't‘ . - i ar o,ciirrenc:: - 1,- , - , of both za.w.ol.'s, %vhich 7 aistLgreen %vio l, kv , .t,itall 1 ambeth,Clapitam,Dept orc , I , .. Bow c °(''''''l"l, W e i st;ninster, Oxford- str:dt,my. , , trattordnikthi,echvo. ao many piaLes throug,hout :the United '' *Capital 0 • I"ggcnn, have participated of the said List of rIZ:S. 1,-purnCA. RRIAGE wiTHwyr FIORSES. I r 3 singular Inventio n is designed to super :, side the Lahtu r or fl,,rses ;. but there is another Ant. •,,,i,.,i w hose Lab.,urs are equally wurtity of : , ieviattou. Man ! ~ this Re inan Man t It.s now at, o pportutiitv ot obi ;Bing - Itr "s. by devoting his at e•itiit,' not tc.; the unary move . tnents , ~ I V. *- Th. _ , gar Oucles, :Alt to the we gelation Qi ' W heel of Ff,rtuti- Which, on ti • - i 13 ccinhZr may pri, I . . '. . e . t .. 14 .11 Ce i to an, ent....rpr4 Adventurer, acre immense sum 1.0,1.',643-51 by 'a Sinv,fe Ticket, as tilt 'are in the present , ter y ; Two Extra Prizes or 506 4V hole Tickets each. 1ure11..., Afoot AND N,ivy 4.QUI PA t; E• • I -11 PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni7 t oth , .._ ().Mattresses , and !tech! ing c• , iii .. p ; l l ete t ,:l e re inos y r, s r i a t ' 've mrt.licied to Gentlemen as ti„.l ~,,.1 t 1 t 'e l;le 4" superior to any others tna:le , in_London ; Marquees, ~.i;orlist.s,(,:t:ables and Chairs, on impro...v,ed ppmpies ; sea N et L'3()ta buds, and Chairs, for cn lloartl Ship ; Mustpi . itto Att w'rnitute, and Patent Ar ass - screW l nedsteads, tor East tst Indies, and-all Foreign Climates, at , MORGAN and 'SANDE kS's Patent rsedsteiid Manufactory anti Ware-Rooms, 1ab1)491.,.1 Nos. 16 and 17, C atherine -street, Strand . . ' V ti an d Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining -rabree4%vllowell to be the most complete and blegant set of btit 4 e t' Yet in - ire ~r ry 'portable, packing in a 13 , Px L b :. b ,ty-:ixes deep. . ' Ware tuk.kit; the l'as!noitabl e Seta-Bed ,and C. „ liair.l.3td 7 • DUTIES ON PRO F ITS OF FOR - EIGN OR . COLO NIAL.POSSEASIONS AND SP. - CUM:1'110. THE Property Ml'4 the 46th 'of His pre sent • Majesty di ects, that Profits arising from I'oreigh Pos.. sessions or, Foreign Securities, or in-any of His Majesty's Dp. • initiiOnS beyond - the 'Seas. shall be assessed by the Commis-• sioners ading for ON 0 N,„1.3 - KrOL, LIVERPOOL, or GLASGOW, at or nearest to which suLlt Property shall have been first imported, -or at or neareSt• to which the Per son who shall have received Remittances shall reside. ,a p 4 the Act of • H is - present - Majesty dirats • that whenever the Produce or Profits, arising - as aforesaid, 'shall 'have heed im portcd into or received by any Person, partly in the Port of London', and partly in any of the Out Ports above meo tiOned, the whole cif such Produce ur Profits shall ba As tessed by the Commissioners of London, - and not elsewhere; and whenever such Produce or Profits shall have been wholly imp, rtedinto, or received by'any Persen in the OM- Poets - above mentioned, but in different parts in two or . mbre'of sucti'Out_portS, the whole thereof shall he Assessed at that 'place at. which the major part in value shall have been imported or received, provided that the Returns of such • Produce or Profits shall'he delivered to the COmmissioners at each of the places at which any part thereof shall have been imported or feceived: It being also further direded by the said first meationed - Ad of the 46th of - 11iS present Majesty, that the Agent or 1 Receiver of such Produce or Profits shall be charged for the saint, and shall be answerable for all Ads required to be done for assessing and' paying the Ditties on such Property, whether the Owner or Proprietor he resident in Great ttri taiii or not, - under the renaltiascomained in the said Ads: His Majesty's. n otice , for the Aff a irs- o f Ta xes liereby give rietice, that strid !liquifies are now making as to Property so ;imported, or received, and by - whom or on whose account ; but being desirous to avoid the iiiiiielion of (Penalties, they iiireby require that ail Persons who Owners .or Proprietors, or as Agents or Receivers of Profits, or of Prr , perty of the description above mentioned, shall have re ceived the same-in C; re :t Britain. and who have neglecter! or %Mined to comply with the provisions of ' the Acts now re cited, by'not delivering full and complete Returns for the - currant any termer yesr for which they may be in de fault to the Commissiouers of the respective places above. stated, accordihg To tile directions thereio contained, do forth. with deliver such Returns, otfierwae they will be roceeded against tar t-,e i'enalties incurred by 5u,..11 omission and de fault. That the sail Cominissioners having been informed that several Es ta tes stand has erl with Annuities to Persons 'siding in Great payable out of the Proceeds of the said Eststesand that it has become a practice to deduct the Antonin of said A ntonnes from the Esti inate of Protits;l hereby not only - -rettucin :o:elm:mite-of the Proprietor,' but cencealing the `payment of said Annuities, think it necessary to state, that no .Annuity.or• - interest- of Money charged 'on any Estate i., his Majesty's f oreagn Dominions ought to be deducted from .--- the'Estintate'6lth€eProfit'S; but Might to be included therein - :!s,parz of the.Pronts of:the hstate payable to-the - Ahnititatits,, coda` that tfte Phiprietors or their Agents, are resp, , etively ',liable to the Duty 4'D:be:charged thereon: Ain! that hi all . cases where, after payment of such Aithuities, no profit would remain to be 'aceeninted• for by the Proprietors or their Agents, they are bound • to return .the Amount of such An znuities, atV trese'cliareed fur them' lit all which, eases, the Proprietors pr_their Agents respectively are : to ded uc t fro i n • the respecitve Ainiiiitants their proportiou of the Duty so .charged in respechtfereof: • . 1 By .Order of the Board. Office for Tat - a,' - - MATTI-LEW WINTER, Sec. Nov. 5, iSeB; NEW ;',4IC UPON TRENT. TO BE Lt C )K SOLD BY eßly ATE CON TRACT, . SPACIOUS good MANSION HOUSE, itit AA two Acres of Pasture a 1110 St dthgllqUl sit nailtui at the South-West timi ut the Town of Newark. Ttly Garden is sVjiiCki. and stored with L - Choitt Fruit Trees, ve'y plz...isdiitlY' situated 'rum the house down to a navtgable•branch of the River TrL:nt, witiett runs by the town. Vlie Paddock of two Acres adjoins the gar , den ‘valt to the South West from the Road -down to the River.' . The !louse contains a spacious Entrance and Staircase, one large and two small Etalsaccper's Itcwol, 5171,111 Library, a larg6 commodious' Kitchen, /*thirty, 4int very zonvenient C4aisets and. Cupboards, three excellent good Cell trs. • • The next Floor, tivecCharnhers, and one very elegant Drawing room, with Closets. &c. &e. The Attic§ tour goOl Lodging-rooms fur servants, and Store-rooms.:. ' • New Building, Brew and , Wash-house, with Cistern and sore water Pump, Coal :house, and D i as age to the street, • over the whole (It which is a very large and convenient LAUII-- , dry Three-stall Stable, nay and Store-room over it,. Boot house, Wash-house, with other useful CAnyentencies in tie -yard, winch is entire, with a good and is neatly paved and flagged, . This highly desirable and unequalled situation stands on the Banks of a Branch of the Rival . Trent, at the flou rishing town of Newark, rhrnhgh which' place the great North Rcad passes. --The premi Ses Offered loin the Street frOm the Nchtingham Road into the Town, on. the South West sidel, and the Navigable RiVor to the North West, "and ate peculiarly adapred,. in pdint of situation, to the cointOrtable residence of .A private Gentleman - and 'Family, or t h e eterid ea views of a great mercantile trade. • For f .rthet Particulars apply to Messrs. Godfrey and Tailents. Solicitors, ' " Newark upon Trent. 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